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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What formality is set to take place in September?
(a) Catherine is going to be formally betrothed to Shaggy Beard.
(b) Catherine is going to be awarded a medal for her charity work.
(c) Catherine's parents are going to formally adopt Perkin.
(d) Catherine is going to become a lady.

2. How does Catherine describe Stephen?
(a) He is arrogant and greedy.
(b) He is expressive and artistic.
(c) He is young and clean and loves learning.
(d) He is dashing and heartbreakingly handsome.

3. What does Catherine imagine after Robert leaves with his wife in March?
(a) What Robert's children will look like.
(b) Meeting her future husband.
(c) A summer feast.
(d) Her own fancy wedding.

4. Who is nearby during the labor?
(a) Catherine's aunt.
(b) A midwife.
(c) A priest.
(d) A fortune teller.

5. Who returns Catherine to her home after she runs away in September?
(a) Thomas.
(b) Robert.
(c) George.
(d) Edward.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Catherine find Geoffrey doing that changes her opinion of him in April?

2. What does Catherine question in March?

3. Who returns to the home in August?

4. Who is not feeling well in April?

5. What does Shaggy Beard send to Catherine in July?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Catherine prepare for her impending marriage to Shaggy Beard?

2. What do the villagers do on May Day?

3. Describe Catherine's mother's childbirth experience in September.

4. Who is Meg? What happens to Meg in March?

5. Who is Aelis to wed in September? How does Catherine react to this news?

6. Who dies in May?

7. Why does Catherine's father throw a priest down the stairs in September?

8. Why does Catherine consider running away in March?

9. Who is Agnes? What does Catherine think of Agnes?

10. What does Catherine see at the fair in August? How does she feel about what she sees?

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